AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoColdcard Hack Update: Bitcoin held near $64K as the Coldcard firmware flaw theft climbed to about $75.1M across 2,673 wallet addresses, with Galaxy tracking multiple sweep waves and researchers saying affected devices bypassed the hardware random seed generator. Self-Custody Shift: For the first time, self-custody fell to ~49% of BTC supply (down from ~78% in late 2022), with ETFs/ETPs and public companies now holding a growing share. Strategy Bitcoin Signals: Michael Saylor clarified Strategy never promised a “never sell” policy and still expects to be a net buyer, after market chatter about potential new purchases. Institutional Access: Morgan Stanley launched spot Bitcoin, plus new Ethereum and Solana ETFs, all with a 0.14% fee, adding another Wall Street on-ramp. Regulation & Politics: The CLARITY Act still lacks a Senate floor vote date as lawmakers near recess, while New York AG Letitia James warned it could weaken state fraud enforcement. Scam Pressure: The IRS warned of fake crypto letters using QR codes to steal wallet and account data, and Minnesota banned crypto kiosks after scam losses. Sanctions Enforcement: The EU sanctioned exchange HTX over alleged Russia-linked sanctions evasion, highlighting enforcement gaps.
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